The phrase "a shared response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a reaction or answer that is collectively given by a group of people.
Example: "After much discussion, we finally reached a shared response to the community's concerns."
Alternatives: "a collective answer" or "a mutual reply".
When they speak of learning to use language, there is a touching sense of the poet reflecting on his own life's work: "the rare Covenant / of Utterance . . . a passionate, a life- / transforming Participation of the Tongue, / a shared response to all that Words express".
Water security is a shared risk and needs a shared response.
A shared response in non-immunological genes was observed for parasitic (helminth) and protein sensitization (allergic asthma) models.
Our homogenous transcriptome data sets allowed us to perform meaningful inter-pathogen comparisons and define genes induced as part of a shared response.
Down regulation of genes involved in motility via flagellum is also a shared response.
These differentially expressed genes suggest a shared response to pollution stress in the independent polluted populations.
Such moderate differences suggest that the induction treatment generated a largely shared response with regards to the genes involved.
More specifically, contexts evaluated as emotionally involving and significant may ingenerate a consonant shared response by the observer, who firstly recognizes and secondly "mimic" (by face and autonomic behavior) the somatic markers related to the experienced emotions [ 61].
(Cameron) et al. A reduced-dimension fMRI shared response model.
That feminists do not hold them is due in large part to their perspective, a perspective arising from their shared response to current "social experiences, relations, traditions, and historically and culturally specific ways of organizing social life" (1993, 147).
Last year, I had them answer a few written questions after reading, then we shared responses as a group.
